The rise in the Indian stock market after a major decline in early April has been so widespread that the number of shares growing in April has gone far beyond the number of shares falling.
The difference between these two is the biggest difference seen in the last 16 years. Currently, in April the advance-disturbance ratio is 1.59 percent. The last such a high ratio was seen in May 2009. However, six more sessions are there in April between global uncertainties and global markets, in April, only time will tell how the situation will be at the end of the month.
The closing price of 2,752 shares listed on BSE on the 22nd of this month is more than their closing price of March 28, while the closing price of 1,731 shares is below the last session of March. The fact that the global markets have seen such a strong positivity despite turmoil, a good sign for the Indian stock market. This is the first time after the Indian stock market declined in October 2024 when such a good recovery has been seen in terms of market status. Earlier in February 2025, the advance decline ratio reached its lowest level 0.72 after March 2020. Even more importantly, after the announcement of mutual fees on various countries around the world by US President Donald Trump on 2 April, the Indian Stock Market Index reached its lowest level since June 2024. After the declaration of tariff relief on 9 April, the Indian stock market has seen a significant rise and this boom is also very widespread. During this boom, the regional indices of all sectors have seen an increase and the highest growth index bank Nifty has increased by 13 percent from its lower level of April.
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